A call for nominations has been issued for the Standards Interpretation Committee (SIC) of the Canadian Organic Standards, seeking individuals to contribute to the interpretation of organic standards.
Struvite, a slow-release fertilizer derived from wastewater, effectively recycles phosphorus and nitrogen, reduces nutrient leaching, and maintains or improves crop yields, offering a sustainable alternative to conventional fertilizers.
A survey is being conducted to gather stakeholder input on incorporating social justice principles into the Canadian Organic Standards.
A survey is being conducted to gather stakeholder input on incorporating social justice principles into the Canadian Organic Standards.
A survey is being conducted to gather input from stakeholders on integrating social justice principles into the Canadian Organic Standards.
OFC invites stakeholders to its Annual General Meeting to discuss the revision of the National Standard for Organic Agriculture, specifically focusing on the use of guano as a fertilizer.
Recent climate emergencies and geo-political events around the world have underscored the need for better resilience in our food systems and supply chains.
This year’s edition will feature updates on the review of the Canadian Organic Standards, on organic research and innovation and on the work of the Canadian Organic Alliance.
Government of Canada announces investment in standardization of organic agriculture and agri-food products.
WG/TF members have been steadfast in their commitment to preserve the integrity of organic products. However, they need to determine how to apply organic principles realistically.
To further organic farming research, OFC, in collaboration with OACC, has submitted Organic Science Cluster 4 (OSC4) to Agriculture and Agri-Food Canada’s AgriScience program.
This question is being debated by the people entrusted with reviewing the 2020 Canadian Organic Standards (COS).
